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Kwame Come Home: The Grief

For decades, Vanessa has searched for her missing son. A poor mother, she does everything in her fragile power: sleepless nights, desperate prayers, consultations with seers and African gods, even sacrifices despite her Christian faith. Meanwhile, Kwame and his friend Jide are on a perilous journey in search of a greener pasture that becomes a mirage at every turn. Where has he been all these years? Was he truly under a curse, as his family fears, or driven by a mission of his own? As Vanessa endures mockery and unending grief, Kwame is caught in the misery of the crossing, haunted by the possibility that he may never reach Europe or return home. Will mother and son ever be reunited? This collection is a beautifully written work of narrative and prose poetry, a two-part series that captures a mother’s dirge, the wailing of motherhood, and the stark horrors of displacement and forced migration. Find out in this beautifully written narrative and prose poetry work that reads like a stage play.

Whose Fault, Kismet Or Impediment?

It’s a sad reality that most people who have suffered from chronic obstacles scarcely live to tell the story. Some, due to the awful and soul–wrenching havoc that impediment had imposed in their lives made them commit suicide, and often die without accomplishing their destinies. It is a known fact that every human being has experienced obstacles in one or many areas of their lives, but might lack certain foresight to discern the mission or reason of this unseen force that leaves them in a state of retardation and, or emotional malady. These in turn birth some queries: What role has obstacle come to play in the life of a man? Who should be blamed when a man languishes in abject obstacles? Is it the making of fate itself, or God authentically made it so? Or the victim needs to wrestle with the invisible force of impediment? Although an attempt to demystify the relationship between human fate and obstacle would result in some philosophical debate and inspection, which might often leave a man’s palm on his chin as he endlessly searches for wisdom or might, goes beyond his intellectual resolution, thus, in certain proposition, offend God, and or might be foolish.

Other Titles

Kwame Come Home: The Grief

Whose Fault, Kismet Or Impediment?

A Cry for Mercy: Escape from the Unseen Dungeons

Fate, in the Dungeon of Doom

How the Demons Leave: Escape from the Unseen Dungeons

I Saw the Light: Escape from the Unseen Dungeons

A Cry for Mercy: Escape from the Unseen Dungeons

Is Spiritual Bondage real? Are our lives a reflection of what happens to our Spirit Being? Can we ever find answers, or understand the incomprehensible things that tie a man down? A CRY FOR MERCY, the first volume of Escape from the Unseen Dungeons is a spiritual book of poetry that touches on the philosophic and spirituality of human experiences, the book is written from the perception of a narrator whose spirit being has experienced horrific spiritual bondage, telling the tale of how it negatively influenced his physical life. The narrator starts our poetic journey in A CRY FOR MERCY by pleading for compassion, and divine intervention about his soul-destroying experiences in the invisible dungeons, he talked about his obstacles, heartaches, vile nature, pains, at some point, he questioned his fate – asking if he truly have a purpose on Earth, or he is a forgotten being. The narrator expressed words of hopelessness, and tries to lay blame, his tears in the dungeons were heartfelt, uncomfortable, and dreadful. The narrator pleads for forgiveness, as he desperately yearns for freedom from the unseen powers that held him down in captive. He wrestled with the invisible forces of darkness, of his flesh, stagnation, indiscernible enemies, obstacles, and many more, at some point, these forces nearly overcame him, and put him to death in the dungeon. This spiritual book of poetry is written in three distinct volumes, A CRY FOR MERCY, HOW THE DEMONS LEAVE, and I SAW THE LIGHT with each section touching deeply into matters that address human conditions, and other divine subjects, this book can be considered as a resource for the thoughtful examination of Lamentations and Spiritual Obstacles in Life. It tells the story of captivity, unbeknownst bondage, and slavery. You will find ghastly dirges to the many incomprehensible things that tie a man down.

Fate, in the Dungeon of Doom

Fate, in the Dungeon of Doom is a contemplative literary work on the kismet of the human person; it is the entreaty of a traumatised lad who has been thrust into agony in the underground prison of doom. Told from the perception of a desperate, and agitated narrator, it explains some unknown facts about a man’s destiny, and asks many chronic questions about the reality of a man’s fate, with ideas inclined to debate if a man knows his destiny? If fate is a stringent or a lenient spirit, if fate is a making of God, or an anonymous destination, if humans have power over their own fate or are prone to be directed by its fierce waves. And how a man would term his fate a stroke of bad luck, even though he knows nothing about the reality of fate. This book prompted some thoughts: If a man’s fate must undergo some awkward situation in order to see fortune, how does a man navigate the misfortunes along the path to fate? What is fate itself, and how does it relate itself to the lifetime of a man? Told in three distinct parts: The Poems of Fate, the tragic poems of Kwame, and other poems. This collection has an intuitional interpretation of what a man’s fate exhibits amidst impediments, endurance, abnegation, innocence, and most importantly, doom. It is a fatalistic poetry collection.

How the Demons Leave

Are Demons real? Is there such a thing as an Unseen World? Can a man be held captive in the realm of the spirit and not know? Is there such a thing as a spirit-controlled world? Are our lives a reflection of what happens to our Spirit Being? Can we ever find answers, or understand the incomprehensible things that tie a man down? Following on from the lamentation of our captured narrator in A Cry for Mercy, HOW THE DEMONS LEAVE detailed his after-woe experience as he begins to gain insight to understand the unnatural trouble that besets his soul. This was followed by moments of realization, and the understanding of the spirituality of the world. This spiritual book of poetry is written in three distinct volumes, A CRY FOR MERCY, HOW THE DEMONS LEAVE, and I SAW THE LIGHT with each section touching deeply into matters that address human conditions, and other divine subjects. This book can be considered as a resource for the thoughtful examination of the reality of the Spirit Realm, Demons, Spiritual Obstacles in Life, Higher and Dark Powers. It tells the story of captivity, unbeknownst bondage, spiritual slavery, enlightenment, liberation, and deliverance. You will find answers to the many incomprehensible things that tie a man down.

I Saw the Light

Following on from the lamentation of our captured narrator in A Cry for Mercy and his after-woe experience in How the Demons Leave, I SAW THE LIGHT detailed the story of his liberation from the lamentation in the first series and the enlightenment derived from the demons departing in the second series.Written in two distinct parts, with the first part primarily following the second series journey and the second part loosely connected with other spiritual and liberation poetry. It tells the story of captivity, unbeknownst bondage, slavery, spiritual enlightenment, liberation, and deliverance. You will find answers to the many incomprehensible things that tie a man down.